Gavin and Nicole shift focus beyond the farmhouse, taking on land improvements despite relentless Welsh weather. From removing a massive stump to building a rain shelter and carving out a functional parking bay, progress comes through persistence and problem-solving. As garden work continues, they explore the barn for the first time, assessing its condition and potential for future projects. The week closes with hard-earned wins, clearer plans, and steady momentum across the entire property.
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